DUVIC OLIVIER

Great experience for my four year old! Our instructor was very helpful and cheerful, and we appreciated that he could accommodate speaking in English to us. It’s a beautiful course and a good challenge for his age level.

I really enjoyed the tree climbing park. The instructions and routes progressively increased in difficulty, allowing the kids to challenge and develop their skills. The '3-hour' time limit was flexible, and on a Monday during summer holidays, we didn't have to wait at all.

Our family loved it here. Really great adventure for the children. We did the Discovery trail which was enough for us and at the right level. The staff was very friendly and explained how to do it all in English. The whole thing lasted several hours. Beautiful scenery. We also did the barefoot walk which was a fun walk up the side of the hill for a full km. Through water, over stones, over mud... Lots of laughs and dirty feet by the end! Thankfully they had brushes and foot showers! A great afternoon out!

Great fun for our children, a few tracks (please note even the smallest one is quite demanding for 4-5 year old and the third is not easy for teens). Surrounded by nature, rocks and a lake.

Went to acro-sphere today with 3 kids (7, 9 and 11) without a reservation and did the 6 green courses. The reception was very professional and very smooth and we were in our climbing gear in no time. After a short tutorial we were allowed to climb the 6 routes. Some were a bit more challenging than others, but every trail was doable. Remember to go to the toilet beforehand. Toilets were clean, the snacks afterwards were fine and there were many staff members. All in all the best climbing experience we had so far.

What a terrific experience! The parkours in the trees are well-known and can be found in a lot of places around the world. While the parkours trough the rocks are very special, very excited and some very hard to do! I would definitely recommend everybody who enjoys climbing to come and try those parkours, they are remarkable.

The parc is one of the most beautiful climbing adventures I have ever seen. There are cliffs and ponds you have to climb over so you really feel like you are climbing over rocks and stones. Although the trails are great, it is still dangerous. When you fall of course you won't die but because of the rocks you can get hurt pretty bad. Climb at your own risk. But they have another big main issue. There is a shortage of staff. One staff member was at the cash register. Two at the start of one of the trails. And one was teaching visitors the basics of climbing. There was nobody who could help out panicking climbers who thought they could all handle it but failed. And worst of all the basthrooms were so disgusting it was actually impossible to take a piss. No really. Once the door was open for one second the stench was all over the terrain. Never smelled something that bad. On top of all that, me and my children had to take a piss, but couldn't because of the unbearable stench. As a result we had to leave, having done only two of the trails. Such a shame and really a fault of the accomplishment itself. They should have done better and made our day a bit of a downer.

Our two children loved it. They did this in Wavre so had some experience of this. Would love to have done the black version but with the children. Food was ok - nothing to shout about as it’s not the reason for being there. Friendly staff.